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‘Co-Recreational Splash
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In response to requests for an hour
of co-recreational swimming, Doc-
tor Allen’s class in Community Rec-
reation has planned a “splash” party
for Tuesday evening. The pool will

/ning. Featured on the program were

 

open at 8 o'clock and close on hour
later.

| The program includes a general
swim period with stunt diving ex-
hibitions and water polo exhibitions
as highlights. Seats will be avail-

 

 

 

For Another Tonight

Doctor Allen’s iit i e ity
Recreation gave 2. c-
reational splash party Thursday eve-

Bobby and Joanne Nash, Geraldine
Ulm and Evelyn Herriman. A flut-
terboard race between men and wo-
men was won by Miss Herriman. ~

- The next splash party will be held
tonight, in the University pool from

 

able for spectators. ae 8 to 9 o’élock, at which time there
— will be opportunity for general swim-
ate ming. Another interesting program

SPLA si 2 is being arranged.

Thursday evening, the pool will be
open to married couples in the Sum-
mer Session for a quiet evening of
Swimming. The pool will be open

ity Recreation invit -
sovites. all Sum from 7:30 to 8:30 for this event,

mer Session students to the Splash
Party at 8 o’clock... There will be
free Swimming, exhibitions of
diving and other entertainment.
Seats will be provided for spec-
tators who do not wish to go in
the water.

 

Final Co-recreational

| Splash Party Slated
| For Tonighti0G, ) e
FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1939 | ks

All-School SpladL 2 1 1939.

Party Is a Success

The “Splash Party” held at the
swimming pool in Robinson Gym-
nasium on Tuesday night, July 18,
turned out to be one of the most
enjoyable evenings of the summer,
In addition to an excellent program
planned by Dorothy Gehret and
Delmar Branson, members of Doctor
Allen’s class in Community Recrea-
tion, the party afforded an oppor-
tunity for summer session students
to enjoy co-recreational swimming.
Between 75 and 100 persons were
crowded in the pool and around the
sidelines.

Special diving exhibitions were
given by Mary Learnard and Lloyd
Koelling, and a men’s water polo
game was played by the following

 

 

 

The final co-recreationa splash
party will be held tonight at the pool
in Robinson, gymnasium. The pool
will be open at 8 o’clock. The pro-
gram for tonight will consist of gen-
eral swimming and races. Everyone
is welcome, whether you go in the
) water or sit on the sidelines. Seats
will be available for spectators . .

Thursday night from 7:30 to $:30
has been set aside for husbands and
wives of the Summer Session who

desire to swim together.
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CAMPUS CALENDA

TODAY: Recreational hour ever.
night from 7 to 8:30 at Quadrangle
east of Robinson gym; All-School
picnic, 4:30, Brown’s Grove; Band
school gets underway; Phi Kappa
will meet at 1:30 in the Pine room
in the Union Building.

WEDNESDAY: Softball -games, In-

” men: Roy Jindra, Ed Hyatt, Lloyd tramural fields; Education Forum
Koelling, Gene Billups, Carl Friesen, will meet at 7 p.m. in the Union
August Anneberg, and Frank Anne- lounge.

THURSDAY: Russian Trio, Univer.
sity Concert Series, Hoch Auditor--
ium; Phi Lamba Theta will be
hostess at a tea in room 116 Fraser
from 3:30-4:30, :

FRIDAY: Convocation, 10 a.m.

MONDAY: Open House, Union
building, 7-8; Softball games, In-
tramural fields; State education —
meeting; Reading School opens.

berg. Frank Anneberg did some
clown stunts off the diving board.

Announcement was made that an-
other “Splash Party” would be held
Thursday evening, July 20, and one
the following Thursday, July 27, On
Tuesday evening, July 25, at 8
o’clock the University pool will be
open for married couples, summer
_| Session students and faculty mem-

bers. : ey